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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1948
Page
7
Local residents report weekend visits from Kansas City and Denver guests, family dinners in honor of birthdays, and numerous small town activities. Sales and ads promote paint, textur es, plows, and workwear at Browning Co and Schrock's while several residents announce moving plans and travel to Kansas City and New York.
Clinton Hale spent the past week with his mother rs Jacob Harris and Mr Harris. C. O. Peavier of near North was here on business day afternoon. Mr and Mrs Clarence Connell and Charles, Mrs John Lumsden and Flora were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Lumsden southwest of Browning. Mrs Zella Woodworth, ill for weeks and in Wichita hospital, is reported seriously ill with no hope of recovery. Mrs H E Litton and her brother Norris Knifong of Glendale California visited relatives. Mrs Litton left Friday for home and Norris stayed longer. Mrs Ray Duncan of Mt Vernon spent a few days at her home. Mr and Mrs Oliver Farrell of St Louis spent the weekend with her parents Clive Freeland. Mr and Mrs Max Q Freeland and daughter of Kirksville spent the weekend with his parents G G Freeland. Mrs Ruby Law and children of Green City were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs L L Arnold and family.
Virgil Lee of Purdin met with Mr. and Mrs. Gladys Crain and Terry Clemens of Kansas City on a Browning business visit Monday. J. P. Bolling and family joined Fred and Mildred Miller near Sumner Sunday. Mrs. L W Hummel, Mrs. Nellie Seaman and Maude Morris traveled to Marceline Sunday to take W G Twyman to the train and he drove Mrs Hummel’s car home from Kansas City.
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